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She has to do it over there as people would laugh in her face over here.
Assume this is all for a comeback...I would say it's impossible but when Farage is the favourite to be the next PM I could see her worming her way into the Lords (because surely, SURELY, she wouldn't get elected as an MP?)
The really troubling thing is how much mainstream politics seems to be moving in this direction and how many people seem to be receptive to this kind of nonsense. Truss is a loon and has no credibility but she is part of a movement that has some traction, particularly with the orange sh!t-gibbon back in the White House.
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 15:21 - Feb 20 by Herbivore
The really troubling thing is how much mainstream politics seems to be moving in this direction and how many people seem to be receptive to this kind of nonsense. Truss is a loon and has no credibility but she is part of a movement that has some traction, particularly with the orange sh!t-gibbon back in the White House.
People are feeling squeezed, both financially and socially. They want someone to blame. It won't actually help, but it points the finger in a convenient other direction.
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 18:27 - Feb 20 by BanksterDebtSlave
“The same people are still making the decisions. It’s the deep state, it’s the unelected bureaucrats, it’s the judiciary."
She forgot to add big business and the exchanges. Odd that.
I wonder if holding multiple government positions over a period of more than 10 years, including being the bloody head of it!, would classify as being part of the deep state.
She's crackers. She's nowhere near smart enough to carry off this act.
I spent a bit of time in her vicinity and she was unnervingly vacant, like a malfunctioning NPC in a government simulator. When she tried to crack a joke, you wondered for a split second, whether she'd crashed. She had all the charm of a can of spam and that was before she went total whacko.
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The voice of sanity in these dark times on 19:29 - Feb 20 with 1520 views
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 19:22 - Feb 20 by bluester
I spent a bit of time in her vicinity and she was unnervingly vacant, like a malfunctioning NPC in a government simulator. When she tried to crack a joke, you wondered for a split second, whether she'd crashed. She had all the charm of a can of spam and that was before she went total whacko.
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 13:54 - Feb 20 by J2BLUE
She has to do it over there as people would laugh in her face over here.
Assume this is all for a comeback...I would say it's impossible but when Farage is the favourite to be the next PM I could see her worming her way into the Lords (because surely, SURELY, she wouldn't get elected as an MP?)
Where is Farage? Have any of our esteemed press corps asked him for thoughts on his support for his mate Vlad? Surely it's clear cut for the king of patriotism.
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 19:38 - Feb 20 by Plums
Where is Farage? Have any of our esteemed press corps asked him for thoughts on his support for his mate Vlad? Surely it's clear cut for the king of patriotism.
The Guardian reported this today: I won't bore you with what Trump* said.
Commenting on Nigel Farage’s response to Donald Trump calling President Zelenskyy a “dictator”, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said on X:
So Nigel Farage has chosen to explain away Trump’s outrageous remarks about President Zelensky instead of doing the right thing and condemning them. Deeply disappointing but not at all surprising.
He sounds like a spokesman for Trump. He certainly doesn’t speak for Britain.
EDIT: Farage not Trump
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The voice of sanity in these dark times on 19:56 - Feb 20 with 1395 views
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 17:39 - Feb 20 by Guthrum
People are feeling squeezed, both financially and socially. They want someone to blame. It won't actually help, but it points the finger in a convenient other direction.
This is true but it's amazing how the people pointing the blame are from the class of people who are the real source of the problem.
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 19:22 - Feb 20 by bluester
I spent a bit of time in her vicinity and she was unnervingly vacant, like a malfunctioning NPC in a government simulator. When she tried to crack a joke, you wondered for a split second, whether she'd crashed. She had all the charm of a can of spam and that was before she went total whacko.
Rory Stewart on the trussmeister
'After telling her that his father had just died, Truss ‘paused for a moment, nodded, and asked when the twenty-five-year environment plan would be ready.’
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 13:54 - Feb 20 by J2BLUE
She has to do it over there as people would laugh in her face over here.
Assume this is all for a comeback...I would say it's impossible but when Farage is the favourite to be the next PM I could see her worming her way into the Lords (because surely, SURELY, she wouldn't get elected as an MP?)
Plus she does it over there because she got £40k for doing it
She’s fecking insane
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The voice of sanity in these dark times on 20:33 - Feb 20 with 1282 views
The voice of sanity in these dark times on 20:13 - Feb 20 by Swansea_Blue
Same with the whole ‘anti-democratic’ and ‘unelected officials’ schtick. Er, Capitol insurrection anyone? Musk? House of Lords?
Unfortunately it works when targeted at the terminally dim.
Also no respect for the judiciary, the rule of law generally and international law and conventions including the ECHR, which only Russia and Belarus are not members.
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